Hi, I work for Opera. We did a minor update today for Opera verison
12.02 (build 1629) which includes a fix
http://my.opera.com/ruario/blog/2012/10/02/problems-
running-12-10-on-12-10
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> We'll basically get this for free the next time we merge base-files
from Debian.
You will get the file for free but it will still need adjusting to have
Ubuntu specific information.
As a side note, in addition to the distros I listed earlier I noticed that
Gentoo also added this 3 months back:
Not sure why I listed Fedora, twice. That was a mistake!
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Title:
Please provide /etc/os-release
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F.Y.I The file is already present in recent versions of the following
distros: Angstrom, ArchLinux, Debian (sid), Fedora, Frugalware,
OpenSUSE, Fedora, Mageia (and possibly others), so Ubuntu is a little
behind on this one. Will this be fixed in time for Quantal?
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No GTK theme applied on login, should be Ambiance
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After update Nautilus icons are black/white, no
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After update Nautilus icons are black/white, no decorations of breadcrumb
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http://my.opera.com/ruario/blog/2011/12/02/styling-lost-opera-shutdown
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One more comment (hope people are not getting bored of me). If you do
want to go down the dependency route, you could have the recommend be
the xz-lzma package rather than the lzma package. The difference being
that xz-lzma does not include any new binaries itself but rather is a
set of symlinks po
Ok, worked this out. My /etc/apt/sources.list contained:
deb http://no.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric-proposed restricted
main multiverse universe
I changed this to:
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric-proposed restricted main
multiverse universe
and I got further updates. This ti
Ok, I may be doing something wrong or misunderstanding something and if
so please point it out to me but this fix doesn't seem to work for me.
I enabled oneiric-proposed via "Ubuntu Software Center→Edit→Software
Sources→Updates". Then I ran Update Manager, which found found an update
to Software C
Just a quick comment. When testing don't use an Opera package to verify
as we updated our stable packages to use bzip2 compression in the mean
time, whilst we await this fix making its way down to regular users.
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Always fails to install 3rd party debs
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Try this:
ar t /home/rogerb/Downloads/google-musicmanager-beta_current_amd64.deb
Is the data.tar inside lzma compressed? If yes then this is a dupe of
868188.
You can work around it in one of three ways
1. Installing with dpkg
2. Installing either the lzma or xz-lzma packages as they provide /
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"Internal Error ...google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb could not be
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Software center cannot install opera deb file: Internal Error
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"Internal Error ...google-chrome-sta
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Software center cannot install opera deb file: Internal Error
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"Internal Error ...google-chrome-sta
Will a Recommends lzma be enough to actually install it without any user
interaction? Is the default in Ubuntu now to install Recommends by
default?
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You might want to merge this and the bug logged for opera 858246 as they
are the same underlying issue
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The problem is that the data.tar file within the Opera Debian package is
lzma compressed. Since /usr/bin/lzma is not present on Ubuntu "Oneiric
Ocelot" 11.10, Software Center cannot open the file.
However, other utilities such as dpkg and apt can open the package and
install it without any issue b
Pedro really? Testing in Firefox or Epiphany?
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You can also do the same in Epiphany once you set "Edit > Preferences >
General" and uncheck "Automatically download and open files"
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> Under these conditions Opera switches into the directory rather than
overwriting the directory with a file.
correction: Under these conditions the "KDE file selector" switches into
the directory rather than overwriting the directory with a file.
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It should be noted that it is not only Firefox. Other apps that use the
Gtk file selector can do the same. For example I can also reproduce with
Opera.
It is also worth noting that if you run Opera under KDE, Opera will use
the KDE file selector instead. Under these conditions Opera switches
into
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Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Make a directory called /tmp/testdirectory
2. Start Firefox and enable the Gtk file selector for downloads, i.e. "Edit >
Preferences > General > Download" and click "Always as me where to save files"
3. Navigate to a page where a file is available for
Ok, for the record, I removed my workaround and updated my Ubuntu
install. ldd'ing IcedTeaPlugin.so now results in no 'not found' lines
and all of the installed browsers work with Java without any extra
configuration. So yes, this is fixed for me as well.
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> No, what you are doing is plain wrong. if the symlink is needed,
install the libsqlite0-dev package. but in the first place the browser
you are using is wrong and should not rely on using the .so symlink.
Please file a bug report for the browser.
Actually you have just misunderstood me. I *never
> > 3. libsqlite is not packaged correctly either.
> >
> is there more reason/evidence than the claim?
>From my original comment, the fact that I need to do this:
$ sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libsqlite3.so.0 /usr/lib/libsqlite3.so
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Ok, it seems from this blog post that you can add Oracle Java from Lucid
repository:
http://www.chromedocs.net/2010/06/or-how-i-learned-to-stop-reading-
bug.html
However, I still think that many new and less experienced users will be
very confused by this and wrongly interpret as some failing of
I have exactly the same problem with Opera 10.60 Beta (the IcedTea
plugin not working) and there seems to be three problems here:
1. The IcedTea plugin depends on some Mozilla components, meaning that you
won't have a working Java plugin without these installed, which makes little
sense if you d
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
Steps to reproduce:
1. Install opera via a .deb package downloaded from www.opera.com or
snapshots.opera.com
2. Upgrade Ubuntu from 9.10 to 10.04
Expected result:
Opera is installed and available to use.
Actual result:
Opera is marked
It is a bug in Opera and needs to be fixed in Opera. It could happen on
any distro. :(
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Invalid
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@Dan: The F1 (from your ctrl-alt-F1 to switch to your first virtual
console) is being picked up by Gnome, after you kill Opera.
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